Germanic Empire: please call me William III

Inside the battlefield of the Kingdom of Belgium, the 1st Army, the 2nd Army, the 3rd Army and the 1st Army of the Imperial Expeditionary Force, as well as the remnants of the Kingdom of Belgium, were frantically breaking through to the south, trying to rush out when the encirclement of the Germanic Army was just taking shape, and there were still many loopholes.
In order to survive, these coalition soldiers also showed great courage and combat effectiveness.
“Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Rumble! Rumble! Rumble! ”
Machine guns were strafing, artillery was roaring.
The fighting was fierce, and the Allies continued to attack the Germanic Army’s defenses, but they were greeted by a dense rain of bullets.
Many of the Coalition soldiers were torn to pieces and lost their lives. But more Coalition soldiers are still charging bravely.
There are also many Coalition soldiers who have completely lost their courage and no longer attack, and want to be taken prisoner with peace of mind.
In the sky, the F12 fighters of the Germanic Air Force were circling, constantly firing aircraft guns at the ground.
The bullets of the powerful 12.7 mm air machine gun can easily cut the human body in two once it hits the human body.
Almost every time the plane skimmed the ground, it was able to take the lives of many Coalition soldiers.
The H12 bombers continued to drop bombs, and the Coalition soldiers in the encirclement circle were holding their heads and suffering heavy losses.
In order to break through the encirclement of the Germanic army, the Coalition army can be said to have paid a huge price in casualties.
But even then, only a very small number of people have succeeded.
For example, Admiral Douglas Hague, commander of the 1st Army of the Imperial Expeditionary Force, escaped from the encirclement under the protection of the guards and fled to the north of Gaul.
The commanders of the 1st and 3rd Armies of the Gallic Army were also successful. Although they were not able to take many troops with them, they ran away.
The commander of the 2nd Army of the Gallic Army, General Decaterno, was somewhat unlucky, and where he chose to break through, he was met by an armored regiment of the 2nd Panzer Division of the GermanIc Army, with heavy losses, and completely closed the loophole, so that they could no longer escape.
All the Belgians, Gauls and Sunstapoons were surrounded by the Germanic Army north of La Loujeville. The combined soldiers in the encirclement circle reached more than 600,000.
You know, this does not include the hundreds of thousands of people who were annihilated and captured by the Germanic Army in previous battles.
Germanic Empire, Bo Lin, General Staff.
August was very satisfied with the performance of the Germanic Army in this battle. Whether it was the frontal breakthrough of the 4th, 5th and 6th Armies, or the right hook fist of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Armies, they were all great successes, and directly caused the entire kingdom of Belgium to be on the verge of falling.
The first phase of the Germanic Empire was on the verge of victory.
“Your Majesty, the First Division of the 2nd Army of the Imperial Army, the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Armies, is encircling and annihilating the Allied forces in the encirclement. Several attempts by the Coalition forces were intercepted by the Imperial Army, and only a very small number of people succeeded in breaking through. Their will to resist has become increasingly fragile. As weapons, ammunition, and food are gradually depleted, these coalition forces will soon be completely annihilated by us. Admiral Moltke Jr. was full of spirits.
The Germanic Army wiped out as many as 1.2 million Allied troops on the battlefields of the entire Kingdom of Belgium. The loss of one’s own efforts is very small.
This was a glorious victory for the Germanic Empire.
And he, who is responsible for commanding this big war, will certainly be able to go down in history, just like his uncle Moltke Sr.
“Very well, order the Imperial Army to speed up the intensity of the attack, not to skimp on the shells, and to solve the enemy in the encirclement in the shortest possible time.” Both the Gaul and the Sun Are Desperately Mobilizing, trying to gather more troops against us. We need to be ready! August said.
“Yes, Your Majesty!” Admiral Moltke Jr. nodded.
“In addition, the Air Force also went all out to attack the Coalition soldiers in the encirclement, crushing their fighting spirit, destroying their will to resist, and making them surrender to us in desperation. In this way, we can end the battle faster and at the least cost.
After that, let the troops quickly rest and regain their strength to prepare for the next large-scale attack. ”
August offered his opinion.
“Your Majesty, the Imperial Air Force will be at full strength.” Lieutenant General Zecht answered.
Over the next three days, the Germanic Air Force dispatched six hundred F12 fighters and two hundred and forty H12 fighters to bombard the encircling Allied forces.
At the same time, the four multi-armies of the Germanic Imperial Army outside the encirclement also used more than four thousand artillery pieces to pour shells into the encirclement.
Under such a strong firepower, the Coalition soldiers in the encirclement suffered heavy losses and their morale fell to the bottom.
Although, these Belgians, Gauls and sun-setting peoples were willing to fight for the protection of their country and nation.
However, in the case of desperation, they still can’t help but think about their own lives.
On 27 August, General Deca Siterno, commander of the 2nd Army of the Gallic Army, negotiated with the Germanic Army as a representative of the Allied soldiers in the encirclement.
After the Germanic Army promised to ensure their lives, Admiral Deca Sitterno handed over his gun to General Hausen, commander of the Germanic 4th Army.
All the Coalition soldiers in the encirclement, led by their respective officers, laid down their weapons.
All kinds of guns were piled up like hills, and all kinds of artillery and heavy machine guns were neatly arranged.
The Allied soldiers, who had laid down their arms, also stood neatly, as if they were defending their last glory.
But even so, they were a bunch of losers, or a bunch of losers who had to surrender to the Germanic Army in order to survive. Even if they try to maintain their dignity, it will be in vain.
This time the surrender will become the shame of their lives and will never be washed away again.
Of course, it seems understandable that they are doing this entirely for their own lives.
In this battle, the Germanic Army annihilated the Allied army of up to 1.2 million men in the territory of the Kingdom of Belgium. Among them, the captured coalition forces alone amounted to nearly one million people. Not many people actually died in the war.